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<blockquote data-quote="Alzrius" data-source="post: 683616" data-attributes="member: 8461">I can't really offer any helpful advice, since I'm bereft of my books and products, but I can mention one thing that may help in terms of in-game rationale for why things have changed.The two &quot;Apocalypse adventures&quot; for converting 2E to 3E were The Apocalypse Stone and Die Vecna Die. The former was meant for your personal campaign, and the latter was meant to affect the holistic, 2E-multiverse.I won't talk much about the actual events of Die Vecna Die save to say that at the end, reality is saved, but gets irrevocably altered in the process, with the very structure of the cosmos being shifted and rearranged just a bit. Given that, its natural that smaller changes could be small things like the nature of that odd dungeon changing, or the way Faerun is shaped rearranging itself. No one might even notice, since they'd be affected also.Hope that helps.</blockquote>

[QUOTE="Alzrius, post: 683616, member: 8461"] I can't really offer any helpful advice, since I'm bereft of my books and products, but I can mention one thing that may help in terms of in-game rationale for why things have changed. The two "Apocalypse adventures" for converting 2E to 3E were [I]The Apocalypse Stone[/I] and [I]Die Vecna Die[/I]. The former was meant for your personal campaign, and the latter was meant to affect the holistic, 2E-multiverse. I won't talk much about the actual events of [I]Die Vecna Die[/I] save to say that at the end, reality is saved, but gets irrevocably altered in the process, with the very structure of the cosmos being shifted and rearranged just a bit. Given that, its natural that smaller changes could be small things like the nature of that odd dungeon changing, or the way Faerun is shaped rearranging itself. No one might even notice, since they'd be affected also. Hope that helps. [/QUOTE]

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